Santiago route
This
route has been used for centuries by thousands of pilgrims on the way to
Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, Spain
| Town |
Pousada |
Image |
Description
|
Vila Vicosa
Alentejo
HISTORIC
|
D.
Joao IV
|
|
This
Pousada is in the former Convent of Chagas de Cristo with the
rooms retaining the convent themes. The village of Vila Vicosa
also retains the lifestyle of a bygone age.
|
Estremoz
Alentejo
HISTORIC
|
Rainha
Santa Isabel
|
|
Formerly
the palace that King D. Diniz built for his wife, Queen Santa
Isabel. The Pousada contains some of the original furniture.
|
Crato
Alentejo
HISTORIC DESIGN
|
Flor
da Rosa
|
|
The
castle, convent and palace, once the home of the Knights Hospitallers are
combined to form this Pousada.
|
Arraiolos
Alentejo
HISTORIC DESIGN
|
N.
Sra. Da Assuncao
|
|
Located
near the town of Arraiolos, famous for its hand made carpets,
this Pousada is in a former 16th Century Monastery.
|
Beja
Alentejo
HISTORIC
|
Sao
Francisco
|
|
Formerly
an 18th Century Franciscan Convent this Pousada is
located in the Alentejo town of Beja.
|
Palmela
Lisbon
& Tejo Valley
HISTORIC
|
Castelo
de Palmela
|
|
Situated
on top of a hill within a fortified village. This castle is the
ideal base from which to explore the Arrabida Natural Park.
|
Setubal
Alentejo
HISTORIC
|
Sao
Filipe
|
|
From
the hilltop Sao Filipe fortress, this Pousada enjoys excellent
views over the Sado River and the Troia peninsular.
|
Queluz - Lisbon
Lisbon
HISTORIC
|
D.
Maria I
|
|
Formerly
used by the Royal Guard of the Court, this Pousada is part
of the Palace of Queluz, known as the 'Portuguese Versailles.
|
Guimaraes
Minho
HISTORIC
|
Santa
Marinha
|
|
A
former 17th Century convent overlooking Guimaraes which was
once the capital of Portugal.
|
Amares
Minho
HISTORIC DESIGN
|
Santa
Maria do Bouro
|
|
Located
between Braga and the Peneda-Geres National Park, this
Pousada was formerly a Cistercian monastery.
|
Vila Nova Cerveira
Minho
HISTORIC
|
D.
Diniz
|
|
A
small Manor House with rooms with their own courtyard. Magnificent
views of the River Minho.
|